actigraph

• In addition, you may be asked to wear a device that resembles a wrist watch called an actigraph. —  Medlogs - Recent stories
• The moms began wearing the devices during the last trimester of pregnancy, and then after their babies were born the team fitted each child with a tiny actigraph at the age of two weeks. —  dailyindia.com News Feed
• "With Indic Premananda, from the University of Massachusetts, we are analysing the actigraph data to find the time scale at which rhythm disruption is most apparent," Murray said. —  The Times of India
• As part of the nine-month prospective cohort study, heart failure patients were provided an actigraph - a device worn on the wrist like a watch that was used to assess physical activity, energy expenditures and sleep by measuring and recording limb movement. —  PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
• They placed an actigraph, which resembles a watch, on the wrist of the nondominant hand and both ankles. —  Ars Technica

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